The practice of using a printing press’s metal plates to create dimensional indentations.

Juxtaposition does not refer to an architectural element but it is a common word used to describe an architectural idea. In architecture, juxtaposition is when two opposite things are placed next two each other to emphasize the contrast.

The downward stems on lowercase letters, extending below the baseline.

The Doric order is one of three classical orders in Ancient Greek and Roman architecture. It is the simplest of all three orders and was the first to be developed. The orders are easiest to distinguish by the ornamentation found in the column heads. In this case, the column head has little ornamentation.

In architecture, a façade is a face of the building. Façades are also sometimes referred to as an elevation, a concept described earlier on this list.